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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Building a life in the country.
 
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TheKub
May 11, 2006

 I saw the words "Tractor" and "Tank" and immediately thought of ol' Killdozer.
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TheKub
May 11, 2006

 According to this website you can plant seeds for the following plants in June:
    Arugula
    Bean, snap
    Bean, dry soup
    Beet
    Cantaloupe
    Carrot
    Corn
    Cucumber
    Kale
    Lettuce
    Potatoes
    Pumpkin
    Radicchio
    Radish
    Rutabaga
    Scallion (green onion)
    Squash, summer
    Squash, winter
    Watermelon
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TheKub
May 11, 2006

Farside posted:

clover for a lawn intrigues me. I own rentals and anything I can do to lower my overhead would be sweet. Anyone have success with established lawns or do you need to tear up the old stuff and completely plant with the new clover?

There wouldn't be any issue with spreading white clover seeds all over your lawns.

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TheKub
May 11, 2006

 My mouth just asploded with saliva!

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